Mike collected milk from 3 of his cows at the dairy farm. from the first cow, he collected 4/5 gallon of milk. the second cow produced 6/8 gallon, and the last cow produced 3/4 gallon. Part (A) how many gallons of milk did mike collect in all? show how you found the answer. write your answer as a mixed number. (B) after using some of the milk he collected for baking, mike found that he only had 5/6 gallon of milk left. how much milk did he use for baking? show how you found your answer.

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Greer

16 February, 12:09

Mike collected milk from 3 of his cows at the dairy farm. from the first cow, he collected 4/5 gallon of milk. the second cow produced 6/8 gallon, and the last cow produced 3/4 gallon. Part (A) how many gallons of milk did mike collect in all? show how you found the answer. write your answer as a mixed number. (B) after using some of the milk he collected for baking, mike found that he only had 5/6 gallon of milk left. how much milk did he use for baking? show how you found your answer.

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Deven Mcclain · Answer 1

(A) 2 3/10

(B) 1 7/15

Step-by-step explanation:

(A) Add the gallons he collected together to get the total amount of milk he started with: 4/5 + 6/8 + 3/4 = 2 3/10 gallons of milk.

(B) Take that number, 2 3/10, and subtract the amount of milk he has left to get the amount of milk he used. 2 3/10 - 5/6 = 1 7/15